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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 5429469" data-attributes="member: 24302">What&#039;s slanted?&nbsp; Is there not high inflation?&nbsp; Hasn&#039;t crime gone way up nationwide?&nbsp; Hasn&#039;t the administration allowed millions of unvetted illegal immigrants into the country?&nbsp; Isn&#039;t the administration dangerously close to setting off a nuclear war?&nbsp; And this is the doing of the current administration.&nbsp; Try to spin it all you want, let&#039;s see how the voting public sees it in three weeks.&nbsp; By the way, the people who watch FOX or any of the other cable news outlets are a fraction of the voting public.&nbsp; So don&#039;t lay it all at their feet.&nbsp; What matters is what people see at the pump or the register.&nbsp; What matters is do people feel safe?&nbsp; Most of the safety issue is very much on district attorneys who refuse to enforce laws, who let people right back on the street in spite of serious charges.&nbsp; By the way much has been made of the governors of Texas and Florida sending people to sanctuary cities up north.&nbsp; Turns out the city of El Paso by itself has sent more than three times as many to New York and Chicago with the Federal government footing the bill to the tune of $300,000 a day.&nbsp; Why don&#039;t we hear about that?&nbsp; Could it be because El Paso is a Democratic run city?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 5429469, member: 24302"] What's slanted? Is there not high inflation? Hasn't crime gone way up nationwide? Hasn't the administration allowed millions of unvetted illegal immigrants into the country? Isn't the administration dangerously close to setting off a nuclear war? And this is the doing of the current administration. Try to spin it all you want, let's see how the voting public sees it in three weeks. By the way, the people who watch FOX or any of the other cable news outlets are a fraction of the voting public. So don't lay it all at their feet. What matters is what people see at the pump or the register. What matters is do people feel safe? Most of the safety issue is very much on district attorneys who refuse to enforce laws, who let people right back on the street in spite of serious charges. By the way much has been made of the governors of Texas and Florida sending people to sanctuary cities up north. Turns out the city of El Paso by itself has sent more than three times as many to New York and Chicago with the Federal government footing the bill to the tune of $300,000 a day. Why don't we hear about that? Could it be because El Paso is a Democratic run city? [/QUOTE]

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